Telecommunications & Utilities

Fairhope To Repair Pier Itself

City of Fairhope workers will repair the damage caused to the municipal pier from Hurricane Zeta, GulfCoastNewsToday.com reports. Officials said the move could save Fairhope...

AL Power Grants Local High Schools

Alma Bryant High School in Irvington and Chickasaw High School in Chickasaw were two among six Alabama public schools to receive conservation education grants through...

AL Power Foundation Grants Hispanic Coalition

The Alabama Power Foundation recently issued a grant to the nonprofit Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama (HICA) to “help Hispanic families navigate through these tough...

A1 McDuffie Automates, Moves

A1 McDuffie Sanitation has relocated to 4102 Azalea Park Court in Semmes. Formerly located further south, on Howells Ferry Road, for 23 years, the company...

Harbor Communications Acquired

Mobile-based Harbor Communications has been acquired by Ridgeland, Mississippi-based C Spire Inc., the companies recently announced. Founded in 2001, Harbor has provided voice and data...

Alabama Power Chooses Mitsubishi Power Equipment

Alabama Power has chosen Mitsubishi Power’s JAC gas turbine, steam turbine and heat recovery steam generator for its James M. Barry Electric Generating Plant in...

Ronald McDonald House of Mobile Receives Alabama Power Donation

The Ronald McDonald House of Mobile is a recipient of funds from Alabama Power, the utility recently announced. Its employees raised more than $49,000 in...

Gulf Shores Utilities Appoints General Manager

Rhonda Butler was recently named general manager of Gulf Shores Utilities, where she has worked for 13 years, most recently as chief financial officer. Butler...

Prichard Water, Sewer Becoming Independent

The Water Works and Sewer Board of the City of Prichard has secured the funds and resources needed to establish itself as a fully independent...

Daphne Utilities Donates To Eastern Shore Schools

Daphne Utilities presented “mini-grants” to Eastern Shore public schools in its “Grant Day,” which sees $1,000 checks written to schools for each teacher selected, WKRG...

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